Keynote - Day 1 Closing
summary
A hardware startup story that moves from Johnny-Five and Arduino experiments to a funded product: wins an innovation award at Node Knockout out of roughly 700 teams, interviews over 100 teenagers to pivot from color-changing lockets to a Bluetooth mesh of wearable charms, prototypes use NeoPixels and an RFduino, one injection-molded flower costs about $800, miniaturized boards sit just larger than a quarter with a 4×4 mm Nordic BLE chip, user-tested works-like and looks-like prototypes mostly function, drones demoed via node ar‑drone crash sometimes.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:30My Journey to Hardware
- 5:05Arduino Johnny5
- 6:20Node Knockout
- 6:55Necklace
- 8:05Glowing Necklace
- 8:27Hardware vs Software
- 12:32Talking to Users
- 14:58Mood Boards
- 17:38Manufacturing
- 18:12Prototypes
- 18:36Testing
- 19:19Design
- 19:52Miniaturization
- 21:23Board in Action
- 23:12Jewelbots
- 27:28Flatiron School
- 29:10Caroline
- 30:37Malachi
- 33:49Para AR Drones
- 37:25Hardware Demo
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